consolidation debt
consolidation debt
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by Cornie Herring - 2007-01-01
In today world, almost everyone owning at least one credit card and most of people owning more than one card. Credit card has enabled you to buy things with electronic money, what you need to do is ju...
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by Francis Mwendo - 2007-01-05
'Save for a rainy day' is the most common advice we hear. No one knows the future and a discerning person allocates a certain amount of his income towards savings. There are many ways to do this. Open...
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by Braden Fred - 2007-01-25
Debt consolidation loans enable one to pay off all his debts in one go. It is an option to merge all debts, be it multiple credit cards or other kind of debts. To put it in simple terms, it is one pay...
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by Braden Fred - 2007-01-25
There is no gainsaying the fact that debt management is one of the big issues for many of the consumers around the globe. The culture of 'buy now pay later' has got immense popularity. The availabilit...
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by Braden Fred - 2007-01-27
There are people in the UK, who have multiple loans against their names which are with a higher interest rate. For example, credit cards are the most common unsecured loans which have higher interest ...
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by Francis Mwendo - 2007-01-27
'Save for a rainy day' is the most common device we hear.No one knows the future and a discerning person allocates a certain amount of his income towards savings. There are many ways to do this. Openi...
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by Francis Mwendo - 2007-02-09
Knowledge may be free but education sure is not! That's the irony of life. Today in keeping with the rising inflation in all other areas of our economic life, education costs have also risen.An averag...
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by Andrew Jamaz - 2007-02-23
Many people find that it is much easier to accrue credit card debt than it is to pay it off. Once those balances reach an amount that is too high to pay off monthly, the finance charges begin to add u...
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by Stevec - 2007-04-10
When you look at the fact that the payments go directly to the credit card issuer, it's easy for a cardholder to say that the credit card issuer is the one who benefits, but that line of thinking i...
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by Deanna Mascle - 2007-09-26
Every month there are tons of bills that come in. There are utilities, car loans, student loans, health insurance, mortgage or rent, cell phone, cable, gas and groceries to be paid. And by the tim...
